Source Pulling for Law Journals

LibrarySearch offers a streamlined interface for finding books and other media that combines the collections of UO Libraries and partner libraries.

Requesting Materials

Students can submit requests from the library homepage.

You can search by keywords, author, title, etc. The more info the better. If you have the exact article title, put it in the search box! 

If you need additional information on searching the catalog, see the guide LibrarySearch Help.

You’ll get a list of related results, with filter options on the left:

If the item says “Available at” you can pull the item yourself from the UO library listed using the call number provided. Or ask for help locating it from the library’s front desk attendant. 

If the item says “Full text available” or “Available Online” click on the link to get to the article. 

If the item says “Check if available from other libraries” you might need to request it from somewhere else. The first and most important step is to SIGN IN:

After you sign in, you will see options to request the materials:

If it is a book, you can request the physical book be sent to you OR a partial scan. Scans will arrive faster:

If you can’t find what you need using LibrarySearch, you can request the item through Interlibrary Loan (ILL):

Fill out the ILL form. Enter as much information as possible. Add comments too! For instance, if you are requesting the title page and TOC.

If you have questions about the status of any of your requests, contact the InterLibrary Loan office at ill@uoregon.edu. 

Journal editors are personally responsible for all library items that are checked out. Please use the links below to renew items and track your loans and requests.

• You must use your personal library account to check out resources.
• The student who requests the item must pick up the item.
• You are responsible for renewing and returning resources.
• You are responsible for any penalties or late fees that occur.

Submit an Interlibrary Loan (ILL) request if you need something that isn't available in the UO Libraries collection and we will try to get it for you.